Achieve a weed-free, lush lawn with household items
Do you want a lawn that impresses with its greenery and is free of weeds? There is an inexpensive product that will make your grass healthy and lush, giving your garden a beautiful green carpet. Every gardening enthusiast should know these tips.
People living in single-family homes or those with plots often wonder how to enjoy a green and lush lawn without weeds and persistent pests. Fortunately, there are many simple and affordable ways to achieve a beautiful lawn.
An expert from a gardening store pointed out several inexpensive and widely available products that can help with lawn care.
Give up expensive fertilizers
One of the recommended, yet affordable solutions is Epsom salt. It works similarly to many expensive fertilizers, as it contains the right amount of magnesium, which speeds up seed germination and supports chlorophyll production.
Epsom salt also contains nitrogen and phosphorus. To prepare the solution, add two teaspoons of salt to one gallon of water, mix well, and then pour it into a spray bottle. Once a month, spray the lawn with this solution, and weeds will no longer appear.
Another way to maintain a beautiful lawn is by using cinnamon. Simply sprinkle it on the grass and gently mix it with the soil. This spice has antifungal properties, preventing the spread of diseases. Additionally, cinnamon removes excess moisture and mold. It is also used when moles appear in the garden.
How to get rid of weeds from the lawn?
How can you deal with weeds? It's worth using well-known vinegar. Not only does it deal with limescale deposits, help with stain removal on clothes, or remove unpleasant odors from the washing machine, but it also works well in the garden.
If weeds appear in the garden that are particularly difficult to remove, simply pour vinegar into a spray bottle and spray it directly on the weeds. Repeat the treatment as new unwanted plants appear.
And how do you remove moss from the lawn? If you want to get rid of it quickly, the most effective method is a homemade spray, which you prepare from three tablespoons of mild dish soap and one gallon of water. Spray the moss with the prepared mixture, and after 24 hours, when it turns brown or yellow, remove it.
